THE CIRCLE
1937
PUBLISHED BY THE SENIOR CLASS
ABBOT ACADEMY
ANDOVER, MASSACHUSETTS
DEDICATION
To Miss Hearsey the Class of Thirty-seven takes pride and
pleasure in dedicating its Yearbook. She has been more than our
principal and counselor, she has been our friend. This has been her
first year at Abbot but in so short a time she has won the loyalty
and affection of the whole school. We, the Class of Thirty-seven, are
proud to be Miss Hearsey's first graduating class. We earnestly hope
that we may ever be a credit to her.
^he faculty
Principal ....
Registrar ....
Miss Ruth Baker
Miss Jean Hope Baynes
Miss Helen Bean
Mrs. Gladys Brannigan
Miss Florence Butterfield
Mrs. Eunice Campbell
Miss Mary Carpenter
Miss Rebekah Chickering
Mrs. Marie Craig
Miss Elaine Dodge
Mrs. Hannah Duncan
Miss Kate Friskin
Miss Mary Gay
Mrs. Bertha Gray
Marguerite Hearsey
Fanny B. Jenks
Miss Isabel Hancock
Mr. Walter Howe
Miss Barbara Humes
Miss Octavia Mathews
Mrs. Jeanne Miller
Miss Laura Pettingell
Mrs. Roberta Poland
Rev. Winthrop Richardson
Miss Helen Robinson
Miss Virginia Rogers
Miss Evelyn Rumney
Miss Margaret Snow
Miss Alice Sweeney
Miss Gertrude Tingley
Miss Eleanor Tucker
SENIORS
Class Song
Thirty-seven's marching
Onward, always marching
Striving for the best we know;
We'll be loyal ever
To our school, we'll never
Be unfaithful or untrue.
Raise our banner green up to the sky,
Never let its meaning to us die;
Abbot, when we leave you
We will not forget you,
Thirty-seven's marching on.
^ree S°ng
HZlng Song
Each branch is a day from a bygone year,
Each leaf is an hour we spent,
Each bud a dream or a murmured prayer
The whispering breeze once sent.
May this lovely golden ring
Lasting strength and wisdom bring,
Purpose steadfast, vision clear,
To all of us who gather here.
The roots of this tree are faith and love,
That will cling though our paths may part,
Its greenest tip is the shining goal
We seek with a yearning heart.
Kindness, patience, love of life,
Courage, too, to face the strife,
Loyalty that we may be,
Oh Abbot, ever true to thee.
The whole is a tribute to our youth,
May it face all the storms and strife
With courage high and with head unbowed.
As we too would face our life.
Joan Todd
Barbara Pierpoint
io
Senior Qlass Officers
President .
Vice-President
Secretary
Treasurer .
Charlotte Boynton
Louise Stevenson
Catherine Forbush
Jeannette Partridge
ii
MARGARET BAIN
"Margie"
139 Chestnut St., North Andover, Mass.
Four Tears
Little bow ties . . . cute cartoons . . . bewildered
expression in class . . . 'Yes, Madame' . . . Frenzel
L.B.A. '35, '36, '37
Senior Play '37
Senior-Mid Play '36
Class Book Board '37
Fidelio '35, '36
Day Scholars Entertainment
Committee '35
(Awarded tin medal for success-
fully completing Algebra II
in the year of 1940.)
MARJORIE BOESEL
"Marge," "Bozo"
Archer Rd., Sterling Ridge, Rye, N. Y.
Smith Two Tears
Drawing . . . love of bracelets . . . pictures of Rob-
ert Taylor . . . pill collection . . . curly hair.
Fidelio '37
Senior-Mid Play '36
Odeon '36, '37
12
CHARLOTTE BOYNTON
"Chad" "Bqynt"
i Heathcote Rd., Scarsdale, N. Y.
Wellesley
Two Tears
Gullible . . . harmless and gentle . . . "Au voleur'
faux pas . . . orange-juice.
Entertainment Committee '37
Fidelio '37
Q.E.D. '36, '37
Honor Bonus '36
Senior-Mid Play '36
Senior-Mid Tea-Dance Floor
Committee '36
Children's Party '36
Senior-Mid Banquet Committee
'36
Vice-President '36
Class Book Board '37
Student Government '37
Prom Decorating Committee '37
President of Class '37
Senior Banquet '37
Class Marshal '36
Griffin Entertainment '36
Floor Committee School Tea-
Dance '36, '37
CORINNE BROOKS
"Corinne"
Hollywood, St. Marys County, Md.
Vassar Two Tears
Candid . . . determined . . . bi-lingual (do you
know what it means) . . . La Belle France . . .
swings a wicked hockey stick.
Odeon '36, '37
Numerals '37
Senior-Mid Play '36
13
PATRICIA BURDINE
"Pat"
Miami Beach, Fla.
Two Tears
Florida and California . . . Petty's cartoons
Pet as Prom escort . . . Katharine Cornell II.
Numerals '37
Draper Dramatics '36,
Senior Play '37
Senior-Mid Play '36
A.D.S. '36, '37
A.D.S. Plays '36, '37
Head of Gargoyles '37
Honor Bonus '36
37
Gargoyle Entertainment Com-
mittee '37
Society Banquet Committee '36
Entertainment Committee '36,
'37
Athletic Council '37
President A.D.S. '37
Smith
NANCY BURNS
"Nancy"
14 Wolcott Ave., Andover, Mass.
Four Tears
Giggler . . . irreproachable hair . . . noted figure-er
. . . nails.
Head of Day Scholars '37
Philomatheia '36, '37
Secretary of Class '35
Treasurer of Class '35
Honor Roll '34, '35
Abbot Birthday Committee '34
Numerals '35
Fidelio '34, '35, '36, '37
Day Scholars Entertainment
Committee '34, '35, '36
Senior-Mid Play '36
Tea-Dance Floor Committee '35,
'36
Honor Bonus '36
Gargoyle Entertainment Com-
mittee '35
Student Government '36, '37
Christmas Party '35
Prom Decoration Committee
14
MILDRED COLLENS
"Milly"
1 150 Fifth Ave., New York City
Two Tears
Dances like a soap bubble . . . badminton and
casino . . . New Orleans, but no southern accent
. . . beautiful actress.
Q.E.D. '36, '37
Varsity Hockey '36, '37
Fidelio '37
Choir '37
Gargoyle Songleader '37
Class Book Board '37
Senior-Mid Plays '36
Senior Play '37
Draper Dramatics '36, '37
Numerals '36
Head of Badminton '37
Visiting Day Program '37
Prom Committee '37
Smith
THELMA CUTTER
"Cutt" "Twol"
764 Centre St., Newton, Mass.
Two Tears
Turtles . . . humor (or is it?) . . . brother from
Dartmouth . . . naturally (with) curly locks . . .
ski fanatic . . . typical typist (one finger) . . . class
wit or halfwit.
Class Book Board '37
Numerals '36
Christmas Party '36
Senior-Mid Plays '36
Honor Bonus '36
Griffin Entertainment '36
School Tea-Dance Decorating
Committee
*5
BARBARA DANIELS
"Bobby"
Overlook Drive, Greenwich, Conn.
Vassar Four Tears
Shirley Temple . . . quiet . . . laughing eyes . . .
tactful . . . Old Guard . . . Mrs. Gray's stand-by.
Student Government '34, '36
President of Junior Class '35
Fidelio '36, '37
Choir '36, '37
President of Choir '37
L.B.A. '35, '36, '37
"A" Society '36, '37
President of "A" Society '37
Secretary of A. A. A. '37
Draper Dramatics '36, '37
Senior-Mid Plays '36
Senior Play '37
Class Book Board '37
Chevrons '36, '37
Numerals '34
Varsity Track '34, '35, '36, '37
Senior-Mid Tea Dance Commit-
tee '36
Wellesley
CATHERINE FORBUSH
"Kay"
64 South St., Brockton, Mass.
Two Tears
Reserved . . . little troubles . . . grapefruit and
nabiscos . . . varying hair styles . . . originator of
Crutch Craze . . . eyes . . . college magazines.
Odeon '36, '37
Fidelio '37
Senior Class Secretary
Honor Bonus '36
Head of Basketball '37
Athletic Counsel '37
Numerals '36
Varsity Basketball '36, '37
16
SALLY GAGE
"Sally"
ioo Great Pond Rd., North Andover, Mass.
Smith Five Tears
Beach-wagon . . . Spanish conflabs with Miss Ma-
thews . . . eyelashes.
Abbot Birthday Committee '33
Fidelio '33, '34
Numerals Varsity Track '33, '34,
'35, '36
"A" Society
Tea Dance Committee '36
Spanish Play '36
DOROTHY HAMILTON
"Dottie"
Limestone, Maine
Katharine Gibbs
Four Tears
Terrific tease . . . good cook . . . Sunshine Anas-
tasia . . . midnight ride to Maine . . . potatoes.
Student Government '37
Abbot Birthday Committee '34
"A" Society '36, '37
Fidelio '34, '35, '36, '37
Senior-Mid Plays
Numerals '35
Honor Bonus '35, '36
Children's Party '36
Chevron '36, '37
Baseball Varsity '35, '36
Prom Committee '37
Senior Play
Griffin Entertainment Commit-
tee '36
17
RUTH HILL
"Fiddle"
142 Judd St., Bristol, Conn.
Three Tears
Pessimist . . . Chile saltpeter . . . diplomatic
trucker . . . "mountain" . . . R. H. Stearns.
Student Government '34
Fidelio '34, '36, '37
Head of Track '37
Senior Banquet Committee '37
a e. d. '37
Christmas Party '34
Senior-Mid Plays '36
Spanish Play '36
Numerals '36
Athletic Council '37
CYNTHIA HOLBROOK
"Cyn"
31 Massachusetts Ave., Walpole, Mass.
Wellesley Two Tears
Neat . . . debater . . . unassuming . . . news pilgrim-
ages to Miss Hearsey.
Children's Party '37
Honor Bonus '36
Honor Roll '37
Numerals '37
Q.E.D. '36, '37
18
ELIZABETH INMAN
"Betty"
21 Germain St., Worcester, Mass.
Three Tears
Leaves of absence . . . bridge fiend . . . sister Edith
. . . Telephone calls to Haverhill.
Senior-Mid Tea Dance Commit-
tee '36
School Tea Dance Committee
'36
Tea Dance Decorating Commit-
tee '37
Fidelio '36, '37
Philomatheia '36
President of Philomatheia '37
Varsity Basketball Team '35, '36
Senior-Mid Plays '36
Numerals '37
Children's Party '36
Honor Bonus '36
Track Varsity '35
Gargoyle Entertainment Com-
imittee '37
Senior-Mid Banquet Committee
'36
ELIZABETH JOOST
"Betty"
Southold, Long Island, N. Y.
Four Tears
Not so quiet . . . nice clothes . . . magazines
domestic soul . . . Miss Just.
Vice-President of Junior Class Fidelio '35, '36, '37
'34 Class Book Board, Photograph-
Secretary of Junior-Mid Class ic Editor
'35 Philomatheia '36, '37
Numerals '35 Senior Picnic Committee
Senior-Mid Play '36
19
BARBARA KELLEY
"Kelley"
150 Hawthorn St., New Bedford, Mass.
Three Tears
Sailing . . . angora sweaters . . . local greenhouse
and grocery . . . 'Very well.'
Senior-Mid Plays '36
Numerals '37
Prom Decorating Committee '37
Christmas Party '36, '37
Senior Banquet Decorating
Committee '36
Griffin Entertainment Commit-
tee '36
Senior-Mid Banquet Decorating
'36
Head of Costumes for Senior
Play '37
ELIZABETH McARDLE
"Betty"
144 Berkeley St., Lawrence, Mass.
Wellesley Two Tears
McArdle in History class . . . dizzy blond . . .
truck on toe . . . French pronunciation (vue) . . .
vocabularious.
20
ELIZABETH MELCHER
"Betty"
52 Cottage St., Hingham, Mass.
Smith ~
Two Tears
Meticulously waved hair . . . quiet . . . artistic
enthusiastic sailor.
Varsity Hockey '36, '37
L.B.A. '36, '37
Honor Bonus '36
Numerals '36
Senior-Mid Plays '36
Children's Christmas Party '36
Treasurer Senior-Mid Class '36
Secretary A.C.A. '37
Head of Hockey '37
Athletic Council '37
President L.B.A. '37
Senior Play '37
JEANNETTE PARTRIDGE
" Jeannette"
44 Belcher Ave., Brockton, Mass.
Two Tears
Continuous typing . . . psychological arguments
constant motion . . . financial wizard.
L.B.A. '36, '37
Numerals '37
Class Book Board '37
Senior Class Treasurer '37
Senior-Mid Plays '36
Society Banquet Committee '36
21
GERALDINE PECK
"Gerry"
Athletic. . .quiet until you know her
mean javelin. . . 'De Jug' . . .
. hurls a
Vice-President of Junior Class
President of Junior Class
L. B. A. ' 34 -'37
Secretary-Treasurer L. B. A. '36
Numerals '34
-A" '35
Chevrons '35, '36, '37
Blazer '36
President A. A. A. '37
"A" Society
Track Captain '36
Head of Croquet '35
EDITH PEDEN
"Peden"
14 East Fifth St., Corning, N. Y.
Sarah Lawrence Two Tears
Absent-minded . . . hockey demon . . . song bird
. . . moccasins.
Choir '37
Varsity Hockey '36, '37
22
MARY EMILY PETTENGILL
"Per
Box 507, Harwichport, Mass.
Connecticut College Three Tears
circumstantial evidence
. dirty
Fleurs de Middlesex
. . . soap-box orator .
looks.
brother Irving
President of Student Govern-
ment '37
Varsity Hockey '35, '36
Philomatheia '35, '36, '37
Varsity Baseball '36
Christmas Party '35, '36
Head of Riding '36
Numerals '35
"A" Society '36, '37
Chevrons '36, '37
Senior-Mid Plays
Senior Play
Draper Dramatics '36, '37
Athletic Council '36
Prom Decorating Committee '36
Honor Bonus '35, '36
Nominating Committee '36
Merit Committee '37
Vassar
BARBARA PIERPOINT
"Pierp"
5826 Ferree St., Pittsburgh, Pa.
Two Tears
Debater (excellent giver of the rebuttal with blank
piece of paper for notes) . . . Clothes (especially the
black dress) . . . 100% poise and dignity.
Q.E.D. '36, '37
President of Q.E.D. '37
Vice-President A. A. A. '37
Athletic Council '37
Student Government '37
Christmas Party '37
Honor Bonus '36
Honor Roll '37
Cum Laude '37
23
BARBARA RANDOLPH
"Randolph"
727 Columbian Ave., Oak Park, 111.
Wellesley Two Tears
Perfume . . . great attempt at dieting . . . cats . . .
Morse (or more) code . . . fresh air fiend.
Senior-Mid Plays
Odeon '36, '37
Honor Bonus
MARTHA ELIZABETH RANSOM
"Skeeter"
Flemington, N. J.
Wheaton
Three Tears
Voice (or should it be verse or vice) . . . aspirin . . .
recent conversion to high heels . . . excellent brook
straddler (reference: Intervale).
Christmas Party '36, '37
Fidelio '35, '36, '37
President of Fidelio '36, '37
Senior-Mid Plays '36
Senior Play '37
Head of Griffins '36
Griffin Entertainment Commit-
tee '36
Entertainment Committee '37
President of A.C.A. '37
School Song-Leader '36
Numerals '35
"A" Society '36, '37
Student Government '37
Choir '35, '36, '37
Honor Roll '37
Varsity Basketball Team '36,
Varsity Track Team '35, '36
Courant '36, '37
Cum Laude '37
'37
24
PRISCILLA RICHARDS
"Pri"
21 Madbury Rd., Durham, N. H.
Smith Three Tears
Feminine fireman . . . "Little Squash" . . . spry . . .
high heels.
Odeon '36, '37
President of Odeon '37
Fidelio '35, '36, '37
Choir '35 '36, '37
Christmas Party '35, '36, '37
Entertainment Committee '37
Griffin Entertainment Commit-
tee '36
President Senior-Mid Class '36
Senior-Mid Plays '36
Senior-Mid Tea-Dance Commit-
tee '36
Numerals '36
Class Book Board '37
Student Government '36
Fire Captain '37
Senior Play '37
Prom Decorating Committee '36
Class Marshal '36
LOUISE RISLEY
"Bunny"
54 Montvale Rd., Newton Centre, Mass.
Smith Two Tears
Contagious laugh . . . ardent skier . . . winning smile
. . . Donald Duck.
Athletic Council '37
Philomatheia '37
Fidelio '37
Senior Play '37
Honor Bonus '36
Treasurer A. A. A. '37
25
RUTH ROSE
"Rosie"
213 Centennial Ave., Sewickley, Pa.
Vassar Two Tears
Very spasmodic diets . . . Pennsylvania R's . . .
the rose without a thorn . . . member of the illus-
trious intelligentsia.
Cum Laude
Courant Board '36, '37
Senior Play
Honor Roll '36, '37
Numerals '36
Honor Bonus '36
Hockey Varsity '36, '37
Baseball Varsity '36
Christmas Party '37
Senior-Mid Banquet Committee
Student Government '37
Class Book Board '37
MARJORIE RUTHERFORD
"Prof"
Hillside Hospital, Clark's Summit, Pa.
Duke Two Tears
Punster . . . speedy typist . . . nomad . . . peachy
picture-taker . . . insane asylum.
Editor-in-Chief of Year Book
Spanish Play '36
Senior-Mid Play
Draper Dramatics '36
Senior-Mid Banquet Committee
Gargoyle Entertainment Com-
mittee '37
Philomatheia '37
Head of Archery '37
Senior Play '37
26
ANNE SAWYER
"Sadie"
Fountain Ave., Glendale, Ohio
Vassar Three Tears
Hair . . . altitude . . . meek and gentle voice
. . . imagination.
Fidelio '36, '37
School Song Leader '37
French Play '35
A.D.S. '37
Senior-Mid Plays '36
Draper Dramatics '37
Chairman Senior-Mid
Dance Committee '36
Tea-
Chairman of Prom Committee
'37
Honor Roll '36
Honor Bonus '35, '37
Numerals '36
Christmas Party '37
A.D.S. Plays '37 "
LILLIAN SEILER
"Li/"
459 Richmond Ave., Maplewood, N. J.
Three Tears
Music . . . sketching . . . imitator . . . companion of
misery.
Treasurer of Senior-Mid Class Aeolian '36, '37
'36 President of Aeolian '37
Fidelio '36, '37 Senior Play
Head of Golf '36 Class Book Board '37
Student Government '37 Honor Bonus '37
27
SARAH SHELDON
"Sadie"
169 Bishop St., New Haven, Conn.
Skidmore Three Tears
Rhythm . . . tops in tennis . . . always informal . . .
perpetually hungering for the better things in life.
Odeon '36, '37
Fidelio '35, '36, '37
Vice-President of Junior-Mid
Class
President of Senior-Mid Class
Varsity Hockey Team '36
Numerals '36
ELLEN SIMPSON
"Simp"
39 Salisbury St., Little Falls, N. Y.
Wellesley Two Tears
High aspirations of matrimony . . . beauteous com-
plexion . . . number of correspondents.
Prom Decorating Committee '36
Class Song Leader '37
Senior-Mid Plays
Senior Play
Q..E.D. '37
Fidelio '36, '37
Christmas Party '36
Class Book Board '37
Honor Bonus '37
28
JANE STEVENSON
"Jame"
646 Washington Rd., Grosse Pointe, Mich.
Three Tears
Diplomatic . . . petite actress . . . vivacious . . .
child fancier.
A.D.S. '36, '37
Secretary of Junior-Mid Class
School Tea-Dance Committee
'35> '36, '37
Senior-Mid Tea-Dance Commit-
tee
Christmas Party '36, '37
Senior-Mid Plays
A.D.S. Plays '37
Senior Play
Draper Dramatics '37
Fidelio '36
Society Banquet Committee '36
Griffin Entertainment Commit-
tee '36
LOUISE STEVENSON
"Stevie"
South Glastonbury, Conn.
Connecticut College
Two Tears
Stooge . . . thunder storms . . . story-teller (not liar)
. . . unexpected.
Vice-President of Class '37
Student Council '37
Odeon '37
Fidelio '37
Secretary of Class '36
Christmas Party '36
Honor Bonus '37
29
MARTHA SWEENEY
"Sween"
64 Central St., And over, Mass.
Vassar Four Tears
Worried expression . . . friendly . . . spelling . . . ski-
ing scholar.
A.D.S. '36, '37
"A" Society '36, '37
Fidelio '34, '35, '36, '37
Head of Skiing '36
Varsity Hockey Team '35, '36,
'37
Varsity Baseball '34, '36
Vice-President of Class '34
A.D.S. Plays '36, '37
Senior-Mid Plays
Senior Play
Draper Dramatics '37
Day Scholars Entertainment '34
Senior-Mid Tea Dance Commit-
tee
Day Scholars Play '36
Christmas Party '34
Head of Badminton '36
ELIZABETH SWINT
"Betty"
1 109 Hopeton Rd., Westover Hills, Wilmington, Pa.
Sarah Lawrence Four Tears
Pet pig . . . red hair . . . debutante from Delaware
. . . Griffin duck-holder.
Class Treasurer '34
Class President '35
Class Secretary '36
Class Song Leader '34, '35, '36
Griffin Song Leader '36
Griffin Captain '37
Christmas Party '36, '37
Prom Decorating Committee '36,
'37
Varsity Basketball '36, '37
Numerals '35
"A" Society '36, '37
Chevron '36, '37
Athletic Council '37
Senior-Mid Plays '36
Spanish Play '36
Philomatheia '36, '37
Senior Play
30
JOAN TODD
"Joan" "Toddie"
Hope Rd., Shrewsbury, N. J.
Radclijfe Two Tears
Business woman (Utilities Corp.) . . . cum laude
(or louder) . . . gum chewing champ.
Fidelio '36, '37
Courant '36, '37
Editor-in-Chief of Courant
Ivy Speech '37
Class Book Board '37
Athletic Council '37
Numerals '36
Varsity Tennis Team '36
Head of Tennis '36
37 Honor Roll '36, '37
Senior Play
Choir '36, '37
Spanish Play '36
Cum Laude '37
SOPHRONIA VIBBERTS
"Phronsw"
Sunnyledge, New Britain, Conn.
Vassar Three Tears
Happiness . . . determination . . . contagious laugh
. . . badminton . . . red hat.
Student Government '35, '37
Vice-President of Class '36
Odeon '35, '36, '37
President of Odeon '36
Tea Dance Committee '37
Vice-President A. C. A. '37
Senior Play
Christmas Party '36, '37
Draper Dramatics '35
Choir '37
Fidelio '35, '36, '37
Visiting Day Program '37
3i
MARJORIE WILLIAMS
"Marge"
343 Tillou Rd., South Orange, N. J.
Cooper Union Art School Three Tears
Voluminous quantity of mail . . . beer-jacket dec-
orator . . . great talker . . . rides.
Fidelio '35, '36, '37
Chairman Prom Decorating
Committee '36
Riding Varsity '35
Head of Skating '36, '37
Courant '36, '37
Senior-Mid Banquet Committee
Draper Dramatics '36
Senior-Mid Plays
Head of Riding '37
Christmas Party '36
Advisory Board '36
Prom Decorating Committee '37
Senior Play
Griffin Entertainment Commit-
tee '37
Senior-Mid Tea Dance Commit-
tee
Class Book Board '37
32
One year Qirls
MARY ATHY
"Athy"
4 King St., Worcester, Mass.
ALICE BRENNAN
440 Turnpike, North Andover, Mass.
JANET CALDWELL
"Caldwell"
875 Park Ave., New York City
Mt. Holyoke
33
FRANCES CONNELLY
"Frannie"
3 Hillside Ave., Amesbury, Mass.
Wellesley
CAROLINE CURTIS
"CurtT
igi Emery St., Berlin, N. H.
Wheaton
MARIA EVANS
" Peachy"
357 Allen St., Hudson, N. Y.
Wellesley
34
LUCY HULBURD
"Lucy"
Wentworth Hall, Exeter, N. H.
Vassar
NANCY KINCAID
"Kincaid"
405 Emerson Ave., Syracuse, N. Y.
Smith
CONSTANCE KNOX
"Connie"
Box 365, Sequams Lane, Babylon, L. L,
N. Y.
35
MARY EVELYN PERROTT
"Perrotf"
Grand Ave., Newburgh, N. Y.
JEAN NEVIUS
"Jerry"
8 1 Broad St., Flemington, N.J.
ANNA WALTON
"Walton"
520 West 122nd St., New York City
36
COURTNEY WILSON
"Tom"
57 Louders Lane, Jamaica Plain, Mass.
Wellesley
JUDITH WONSON
-Judy-
24 Wonson St., Gloucester, Mass.
Wheaton
PRISCILLA WONSON
81 Prospect St., Gloucester, Mass.
37
Perfect Senior
Hair
Eyebrows
Eyes
Eyelashes
Nose
Smile
Teeth
Lips
Chin
Complexion
Simp
Seiler
Forbush
Forbush
Inman
Janie
Todd
Skeeter
Janie
Simp
38
I 937 Glass Statistics
Best All-Around .
Best Dancer
Best Dressed .
Best Figure .
Best Sense of Humor
Best Sport
Class Bluffer
Class Cynic
Class Grinds
Class Poet
Class Punster
Class Story-Teller
Cutest
Hungriest
Man-Hater
Most Absent-Minded
Most Artistic
Most Athletic
Most Attractive
Most Determined
Most Dignified
Most Dramatic
Most Musical
Most Optimistic
Most Original
Most Personality
Most Pessimistic
Most Sensible
Most Tactful
Most Temperamental
Most Versatile
Neatest
NOISEST
Quietest .
Most Likely to Succeed
First to be Married
Mother of the Class Baby
Rose
Cutter
Skeeter
Milly
Pierp
Burns
Phronsie
Boynt
Milly
Swint
and Daniels
Todd
Prof
Stevie
Janie
Sheldon
Brooks
Seiler
Williams
Gerry
Kay
Pet
Kay
Pat
Seiler
Cutter
and Prof
Pat
Seiler
Melcher
Janie
Peden
Skeeter
Holbrook
Pet
Joost
Pat
Janie
Janie
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1 93 7 — Qlass history — 1937
Prep: —
When I entered this fair school in September of the year 1932, I was filled with
awe and, without a doubt, bad manners and was straightway reproved by the noble
Seniors with sharp words and glances when I failed to rise immediately on the en-
trance of certain upright and illustrious members of the faculty. Before the year was
over I learned many things. Among these was the fact that when a member of the
above-mentioned faculty intrudes upon an unauthorized student convention choose
the sub-bed dash rather than a closet-burrow because the hangers rattle. Also was
taken down three and one-half notches by a Senior when I spoke downtown to Bill
Jones, a boy from home, who is going to P. A.
Junior: —
Was so eager to get back that I arrived a day early and was much disgruntled to
find nothing but new girls. However, I lowered myself to a degree where-in I could
see them and condescended to point out the way to Lowe's. Was very discouraged to
find that my feet are rather large for ballroom dancing inasmuch as they always
arrive at and cover the same space that my partner's arrive at and cover a moment
later. Have ruined my white shoes thereat.
Junior-Mid: —
Was given a new girl to write to this summer. Wrote her many lurid tales of life
at school after which she refused to come. Helped write the class song and pick out the
class colors. Later was greatly gratified, etc. to be elected to a society. (Have learned
that the use of a society is to collect dues to pay for the food we eat at meetings.) Also
have decided that I must be quite a gorgeous creature because Bill Jones is calling
regularly. Tried to learn to like coffee at dinner and lay awake all night thereafter.
Senior-Mid: —
Felt even more superior to new girls who entered our class this year. Discovered
to my surprise that they were only human while attending the picnic at Prospect. (By
the way, it rained.) Was pleased at the thought of wearing new class sweater and was
not disappointed. Was slightly irked when I learned how much I had to pay for the
Prom but recovered when I reflected on the thought of getting in free next year.
Rained on both the day of our tea-dance and of our plays. Greatly embarrassed my-
self by two things. 1). Toasting the wrong person at the class banquet. 2). Sitting
through the Senior porch when we were given the Parlor. Went to P. A. Prom with
Bill and then struggled valiantly with two unmentionable College Boards.
Senior: —
Began to feel like a Senior when I observed Preps' frightened looks and awed
(odd) glances. Rained on the day of the picnic so we opened Baronial. Intervale was
wonderful despite a rainstorm all Sunday. Rained gently on "Berkeley Square." Also
damp weather for the Prom. Wore my trench-coat over to John-Esther for the ban-
quet. Was driven to church for Commencement because of rain. Passed my college
boards!
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c&he Class "Will and "Won't
We, the Senior Class of Abbot Academy, in the year of nineteen hundred and
thirty-seven, being in sound mind (I said mind) and body (reference — "this too, too
solid flesh" — Shakespeare) hereby do set down those qualities and articles which,
being needed by ourselves we refuse to bequeath to anyone: —
Peden's calm and quietude.
Todd's tact. (Inherited last year from Tommy Reinhart.)
Pettingill's brother.
Cohen's ability to bluff.
Sawyer's Prom dates.
Our drag with the Faculty.
However, knowing as we do, that Abbot would be a dull place without many of
our endearing qualities we do hereby make, publish, and declare this to be our last
will and testament: — We leave —
Our special inner-spring beauty-rest mattresses to the Hotel Bellvue, Intervale.
Holbrook's neatness to Homestead.
Prof's puns to anyone who'll take them.
Our boxes upon boxes of A.B.D. pills to Jane Currier.
Senior rooms to the Senior-mids. (Nice of us, isn't it?)
Our high aspirations to Miss Butterfield.
Our lost pounds to Miss Carpenter.
Our ability to manoeuvre Chickie to the Senior-Mids.
Our diets to Christine Robinson.
Our correspondence (not correspondents) to Marie Appleby.
Our goldfish to Crass.
Our True Story Magazines to the Infirmary.
The Senior Play and Shakespeare to the Senior-Mids.
Our acquiescence to the Junior-Mids.
Our beer jackets to Belle and Winnie.
Our super-colossal four-star hit, "The Golden Hand," to next year's Entertain-
ment Committee.
All un-returned books to the Library.
All bells to the Physics lab.
All notebooks to the garbage-collector.
Our curling irons to Theodore.
"(signed) The Class of 1937, its mark " — " !!?
, f Mart orie Hirst
Witnessed < „ „ _
1 David B. Robb
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(Tune: A Little Bit of Heaven)
Sure a little bit of heaven
Fell from out the sky one day,
And it nestled in New Hampshire
Not so many miles away;
And when the angels found it
Sure it looked so sweet and fair,
They said, "Suppose we leave it,
For it looks so peaceful there."
So they sprinkled it with sunshine
Just to make the pine trees grow,
They're the finest ones that can be found
No matter where you go.
And they placed the mountains round it
Just to keep away the gale,
And when they had it finished,
Sure they called it Intervale!
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Senior-Mids
SenioT'c^fCid Song
The class of '38 is marching on
And ever singing as we go along
To future life that waits us every One,
A life that should be worthy when it is done.
So helped and aided by this school of ours
To strengthen all our talents and our powers,
We bravely face our fortune and our fate.
We are the Class of '38.
Senior o!Middle Qlass
OFFICERS
President
Vice-President ....
Secretary
Treasurer
Student Government Representative
First Half
Mary Toohey
. Carol Whittemore
. Patricia Hotchkiss
Margaret Plunkett
Madeline Proctor
OFFICERS — Second Half
President Marjorie Coll
Vice-President Anne Flaherty
Secretary Phyllis England
Treasurer Sally Peck
Student Government Representative . . . Dorothy Hudson
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Senior oJYCiddle Class
Constance Abbott
Marie Appleby
Joan Brown
Marjorie Coll
Margaret Comstock
Jean Cross
Susan Darling
Ann Dooley
Elise Duncan
Mary Elliot
Phyllis England
Anne Flaherty
Catherine Flaherty
Lucille Freeman
Nancy Forman
Norma Forsyth
Mary Frances Godfrey
Diana Greene
Patricia Hotchkiss
Dorothy Hudson
Janice Hunter
Hope Kilmer
Gloria King
Eleanor Lancaster
Marion Lawson
Barbara Lee
Barbara Littauer
Linda Loring
Polly Pan coast
Sally Peck
Margaret Plunkett
Ruth Pond
Madeline Proctor
Phyllis Saunders
Jeanne Sawyer
Anne Simpson
Sally Sutor
Arline Teichert
Virginia Thayer
Mary Toohey
Constance Thurber
Dorothy Walworth
Evelyn Ward
Carol Whittemore
Elizabeth McBride
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Junior oJYCiddle Qlass
President .
Vice-President .
Secretary .
Treasurer .
Student Government
Carol Parker
Jean Appleby
Constance Smith
Eleanor Martin
Charlotte Skinner
Marion Altreuter
Barbara Bellows
Barbara Bobst
Jane Currier
Nancy England
Carolyn Fisher
Dorothy Heidrich
Harriet Hume
Virginia Jones
Barbara Leland
Ruth Poore
Virginia Rice
Elizabeth Scanlan
Jean Waugh
Mary Woodman
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Junior^rep Qlasses
JUNIORS
President .
Vice-President .
Secretary .
Treasurer .
Student Government
GlSELA BOLTEN
Mary Cremin
Marguerite Hall
Christine Robinson
Nancy Lee Burnett
Nancy Eccles
Kay Harris
Muriel Wood
. Sally Cole
Audrey Rugg
Grace Bowen
PREPS
Priscilla Russ
Doris Sawyer
Betty Weaver
Joan Webster
Mary Howard
Joan Waugh
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. aLJ
cfAbbot ^Athletic ^Association
OFFICERS
President .
Vice-President
Secretary
Treasurer .
Geraldine Peck
Barbara Pierpoint
Elizabeth Swint
Louise Risley
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Head of Hockey
Head of Tennis
Head of Basketball
Head of Track .
Head of Riding .
Head of Croquet
Head of Archery
Head of Golf
Head of Badminton
Head of Pingpong
Head of Deck Tennis
Head of Hiking
Head of Griffins
Head of Gargoyles
Griffin Song Leader
Gargoyle Song Leader
School Song Leader
^Athletic Qouncil
MAJOR SPORTS
MINOR SPORTS
CLUB CAPTAINS
CHEER LEADERS
. Betty Melcher
Joan Todd
Kay Forbush
Ruth Hill
. Marjorie Williams
Mary Toohey
Marjorie Rutherford
Anne Simpson
Mildred Collens
Elise Duncan
Diana Greene
Ruth Rose
Betty Swint
Patricia Burdine
. Diana Greene
Mildred Collens
. Anne Sawyer
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"A" SOCIETY
E. Duncan M. Elliot B. Swint M. E. Ransom M. E. Pettengill D. Greene G. Peck
D. Hamilton M. Sweeney B. Daniels M. Toohey S. Gage
HOCKEY TEAM
P. England, M. Collens, E. Peden, C. Flaherty, A. Flaherty, R. Rose, B. Melcher, Captain; S. Peck,
M. E. Pettengill, J. Nevius, A. Walton
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TENNIS TEAM
J. Todd
S. Sheldon
BASKETBALL TEAM
M. E. Ransom M. Appleby K. Forbush D. Greene P. Saunders E. Swint
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D. Heidrich A. Brennan
HORSEMANSHIP
M. Williams, Head
P. Pancoast C. Thurber
GOLF TEAM
J. Appleby, M. Perrott, P. Wonson, A. Simpson, Captain; E. Simpson, J. Webster, F. Connelly, B. McBride
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SONGLEADERS
D. Greene, Griffin
A. Sawyer, School
M. Co lien s. Gargoyle
CLUB CAPTAINS
P. Burdine. Gargoyle
E. SwiNT a Griffin
bi
^Blazers, 1936
FRANCES MAHONEY
BARBARA REINHART
GERALDINE PECK
MARY SWAN
MARY TRAFTON
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SOCIETIES
^he Parting ^Kymn
Father, I know that all my life
Is portioned out for me;
The changes that are sure to come
: I do not fear to see :
But I ask thee for a present mind
Intent on pleasing thee.
I ask thee for a thoughtful love
Through constant watching wise,
To meet the glad with joyful smiles,
: And to wipe the weeping eyes :
And a heart at leisure from itself,
To soothe and sympathize.
Wherever in the world I am,
In whatsoe'er estate,
I have a fellowship of hearts
: To keep and cultivate; :
And a work of lowly love to do
For the Lord on whom I wait.
So I ask Thee for the daily strength
To none that ask denied,
And a mind to blend with outward life
: While keeping at Thy side; :
Content to fill a little space
If Thou be glorified.
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tyidelio
President, Martha Elizabeth Ransom; Pianist, Margaret Plunkett
Jean Appleby
Barbara Bobst
Marjorie Boesel
Charlotte Boynton
Joan Brown
Nancy Burns
Olive Butler
Sally Cole
Mildred Collens
Frances Connelly
Caroline Curtis
Jane Currier
Barbara Daniels
Susan Darling
Elise Duncan
Mary Elliot
Nancy England
Phyllis England
Carolyn Fisher
Catherine Forbush
Lucille Freeman
Diana Greene
Mary Frances Godfrey
Marguerite Hall
Dorothy Hamilton
Katherine Harris
Ruth Hill
Harriet Hume
Betty Inman
Virginia Jones
Betty Joost
Marion Lawson
Barbara Leland
Betty McBride
Jean Nevius
Carol Parker
Geraldine Peck
Margaret Plunkett
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Ruth Pond
Madeleine Procter
Louise Risley
Priscilla Richards
Anne Sawyer
Doris Sawyer
Jean Sawyer
Lillian Seiler
Sarah Sheldon
Anne Simpson
Ellen Simpson
Charlotte Skinner
Louise Stevenson
Joan Todd
Phronsie Vibberts
Evelyn Ward
Marjorie Williams
Judith Wonson
Mary Woodman
Choi
oir
President
Barbara Daniels
Barbara Bobst
Joan Brown
Caroline Curtis
Nancy England
Marian Lawson
Edith Peden
Phronsie Vibberts
Margaret Plunkett
Ruth Pond
Martha Elizabeth Ransom
Priscilla Richards
Charlotte Skinner
Joan Todd
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iS* -:««
Student Qouncil
President .
First Vice-President
Second Vice-President
Third Vice-President .
Secretary
Senior Class President
Senior Class Vice-President
A.C.A. President
A.C.A. Vice-President
A. A. A. President
A. A. A. Vice-President
Senior-Mid
Junior-Mid
Junior-Prep
Day-Scholar
Senior-Mid
Junior-Mid
Junior-Prep
Day-Scholar
CLASS REPRESENTATIVES— First Half
. Madeline Procter
Carolyn Fisher
Kay Harris
Virginia Thayer
Mary Emily Pettengill
Dorothy Hamilton
Nancy Burns
Ruth Rose
Lillian Seiler
Charlotte Boynton
Louise Stevenson
Martha Elizabeth Ransom
Phronsie Vibberts
Geraldine Peck
Barbara Pierpoint
CLASS REPRESENTATIVES
-Second Half
Dorothy Hudson
. Charlotte Skinner
Grace Bowen
Mary Elliot
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&Abbot Christian ^Association
OFFICERS
President Martha Elizabeth Ransom
Vice-President Phronsie Vibberts
Secretary Elizabeth Melcher
Treasurer Jean Cross
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Class ^Boo/c ^oard
Editor-in-Chief
Marjorie Rutherford
Mildred Collens
Joan Todd
Lillian Seiler
Priscilla Richards
Literary Editors
Ruth Rose, Editor
Art Editors
Marjorie Williams, Editor
Margaret Bain
Business Editors
Jeanette Partridge, Editor
Thelma Cutter
Elizabeth Joost, Photographic Editor
Miss Sweeney, Faculty Advisor
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Ex-Officio
Charlotte Boynton
Ellen Simpson
Courtney Wilson
Barbara Daniels
Lucy Hulburd
c&he £Abbot Qourant
Judith Wonson
Courtney Wilson
Constance Thurber
Marjorie Coll
Editor-in-Chief
Joan Todd
Literary Editors
Business Editors
Ruth Rose
Art Editor
Marjorie Williams
Jean Nevius
Margaret Comstock
Martha Elizabeth Ransom
Kay Harris
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"Thilomatheia Society
President
Secretary- Treasurer
Betty Inman
Betty Swint
Nancy Burns
Sally Burns
Dorothy Heidrich
Betty Joost
Sally Peck
Mary Emily Pettengill
Louise Risley
Marjorie Rutherford
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President
Secretary- Treasurer
q. e. t>.
Barbara Pierpont
Charlotte Boynton
Mildred Collens
Susan Darling
Anne Flaherty
Ruth Hill
Cynthia Holbrook
Janice Hunter
Ellen Simpson
Virginia Thayer
Anna Walton
Mary Wilson
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L *B. &.
President
Secretary- Treasurer
. Betty Melcher
Barbara Daniels
Margaret Bain
Carolyn Fisher
Hope Kilmer
Phyllis Saunders
Betty McBride
Jeannette Partridge
Gerry Peck
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Qdeo
n
President
Secretary- Treasurer
Priscilla Richards
Phronsie Vibberts
Marjorie Boesel
Corinne Brooks
Anne Dooley
Kay Forbush
Barbara Randolph
Sarah Sheldon
Anne Simpson
Louise Stevenson
Evelyn Ward
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President
Secretary- Treasurer
cfAeolian S°ckty
Lillian Seiler
Margaret Plunkett
Barbara Bobst
Frances Connelly
Jean Cross
Caroline Curtis
Nancy Kincaid
Marian Lawson
Ruth Pond
Madeleine Proctor
Mary Woodman
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President
Secretary- Treasurer
<&. *D. 5.
Patricia Burdine
. Jane Stevenson
Joan Brown
Elise Duncan
Mary Elliot
Kay Flaherty
Diana Greene
Doll Hudson
Anne Sawyer
Jean Sawyer
Martha Sweeney
Mary Toohey
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^onor c^'s, 1936
BARBARA REINHART
BETTY SARGENT
ANNE DODGE
MARY SWAN
ELEANOR WELLS
MARY TRAFTON
ANNE RUSSELL
Cum Laude, 1936
PAULINE SPEAR
ANNE ROBINS
ELEANOR WELLS
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DRAMATICS
The faculty of Abbot Academy presented "Green Stockings," a comedy in three
acts by A. E. W. Mason. The cast of characters was:
Colonel J. N. Smith, D.S.O. Virginia Rogers
William Faraday, J. P. Hope Baynes
Admiral Grice, R.N Ruth Baker
Honorable Robert Tarver Mary Carpenter
James Raleigh Barbara Humes
Henry Steele Eleanor Tucker
Martin Margaret Snow
Celia Faraday Helen Bean
Evelyn Trenchard Jeanne Miller
Madge Rockingham Isabel Hancock
Phyllis Faraday Evelyn Rumney
Mrs. Chisholm Faraday Kate Friskin
Director: Mrs. Bertha Morgan Gray
General Manager and Prompter: Mrs. Marie Craig
Stage and Property Managers: Misses Mathews, Dodge and Sweeney
In Charge of Bells, Horns etc., Mrs. Roberta Poland
Stage Setting: Theodore Tyler and Assistants
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The Abbot Dramatic Society presented three one-act plays, "Trifles" by Susan
Glaspell; "The Noble Lord" by Percival Wilde and "The Romance of the Willow
Pattern" by Ethel Van Der Veer. The cast of characters for "Trifles" was:
George Henderson, county attorney Catherine Flaherty
Henry Peters, Sheriff Martha Sweeney
Lewis Hale, neighboring farmer Mary Elliot
Mrs. Peters Jane Stevenson
Mrs. Hale Joan Brown
The cast of characters for "The Romance of the Willow Pattern" was:
The Mandarin Anne Sawyer
Koong See Patricia Burdine
Chang Diana Greene
Property Man Mary Toohey
Incense Bearer Jane Stevenson
The cast of characters for "The Noble Lord" was:
He Martha Sweeney
She Mary Toohey
Peters , Mary Elliot
Director: Mrs. Bertha Morgan Gray
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Janie, Millie, and Pat
The Senior Class of Abbot Academy presented "Berkeley Square,'
play by John T. Balderston. The cast of characters:
a three-act
Wilkins ....
Tom Pettigrew
Kate Pettigrew
The Lady Anne Pettigrew
Mr. Throstle .
Helen Pettigrew
The Ambassador
Mrs. Barwick .
Peter Standish
Marjorie Fraut
Major Clinton
Miss Barrymore
The Duchess of Devonshire
Lord Stanley .
H. R. H., the Duke of Cumberland
Priscilla Richards
Mary Emily Pettengill
Jane Stevenson
Mildred Collens
Barbara Daniels
Patricia Burdine
Martha Elizabeth Ransom
Ruth Rose
Anne Sawyer
. Martha Sweeney
Joan Todd
Louise Risley
Marjorie Rutherford
Betty Melcher
Phronsie Vibberts
Director: Mrs. Bertha Morgan Gray
Student Stage Manager: Ellen Simpson
Assistant Stage Manager: Margaret Bain
Faculty Stage Manager: Miss Elaine Dodge
Lights: Miss Margaret Snow
Property Manager: Betty Swint
Manager of Costumes: Barbara Kelley
Programs and Art: Marjorie Williams
Sound Effects: Dorothy Hamilton
Music: Lillian Seiler
Portrait: Mr. Abbot Cheever
Scenery: Mr. Tyler and Mr. Hammer
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The Senior-Middle Class of Abbot Academy presented two one-act plays, "The
Cricket on the Hearth" from the novel of Charles Dickens and arranged by Gilmor
Brown, and "Seventeen" by Booth Tarkington. The cast of characters in "The
Cricket on the Hearth" was:
Mary Elliot
Anne Flaherty
Jeanne Sawyer
Marjorie Coll
Virginia Thayer
, Mary Toohey
Mary Frances Godfrey
Joan Brown
> . . . . Constance Thurber
Elise Duncan
The Story Teller .
John Perrybingle
Mr. Tackleton
Caleb Plummer
An Old Gentleman
Dot, John's Wife
Mrs. Fielding .
Bertha, Caleb's daughter
May Fielding
Tilly Slowboy .
Dot's Father Marie Appleby
Dot's Mother Evelyn Ward
The Spirit of the Cricket Linda Loring
Neighbor Margaret Comstock
Fiddler Dorothy Walworth
The cast of characters of "Seventeen" was:
Mr. Parcher
Genesis
Mrs. Baxter
Jane
Willie Baxter
May
Miss Boke
Johnnie Watson
Lola
Joe Bullitt
Mr. Baxter
Mary Brooks
George Crooper
Wallie Banks
Mary Elliot
Madeleine Proctor
Elizabeth McBride
Susan Darling
Diana Greene
Dorothy Hudson
Ann Dooley
Polly Pancoast
Linda Loring
Carol Whittemore
Catherine Flaherty
Phyllis England
Norma Forsythe
Barbara Littauer
Director: Mrs. Bertha Morgan Gray
Stage Manager: Sally Peck Scenery: Mr. Tyler
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MISCELLANEOUS
£Awful ^ruth for faculty
Names
Known as
Ambition
Miss Baker
Bake
Be first table from dining-room
Miss Baynes
Miss Baynes
Remember her horoscope
Miss Bean
Bean or Beansie
See Bismarck
Mrs. Brannigan
Brannigan
Water in the studio
Miss Butterfield
Miss Butterfield
No complaints
Mrs. Campbell
Mrs. Campbell
To learn whether or not business has principles
Miss Carpenter
Carpie
Own a taxi-stand
Miss Chickering
Chickie
Re-meet T. S.
Mrs. Coon
Coon
Soft mattresses for the infirmary
Mrs. Craig
Madame
Keep Frances in sight
Miss Dodge
Dodge
Coach a riding-academy
Mrs. Duncan
Dune
Rubbered Abbot
Miss Friskin
Friskie
A "noted" choir
Miss Gay
Miss Gay
Make Room No. i an art gallery
Mrs. Gray
Mrs. Gray
Play lights properly timed
Miss Hancock
Hank
Use ski pants for something besides riding
Miss Hearsey
Miss Hearsey
Keep Tinker's overshoes on
Mr. Howe
Papa Howe
Choral on time
Miss Humes
Barbara
A graceful hobby-horse
Miss Jenks
Jenksie
Be a florist
Miss Mathews
Octavia
Speak Chinese fluently
Mrs. Miller
Madame
Olympic chess champ
Miss Pettingell
Keziah
Buy a new Dobbin
Mrs. Poland
Miz. Poland
Notebooks in on time
Mr. Richardson
Dickie
A class that agrees with him
Miss Robinson
Robbie
A table that eats
Miss Rogers
Ginnie
Be in Draper Dramatics
Miss Rumney
Rumney
Be the first to breakfast two consecutive mornings
Miss Snow
Snow
Own an automatic library silencer
Miss Sweeney
Sween
Get to class on time
Miss Tingley
Miss Tingley
Hit extra-high C sharp
Miss Tucker
Tuck
Ski up (or down) Pike's Peak
Famous Last Words
"Cherchez un proverbe"
"We' 11 put it on your term bill"
"Too wordy — be concise!"
" Elegant.'"
"I can't reach it"
"Tou' re getting better"
"You can do it!"
"Disinterested means impartial"
"All right this time, but . . ."
"Who is Millie the Moocher?"
"Sorry, no mail"
"Come back tomorrow"
" Girls , you re jlat!"
"Don't interrupt"
"All expression ..."
" Good mornin' . How ah you?"
"Having ten demerits ..."
"Oh! Second sopranos!"
"Write it down, I won't remember"
"My Corridor ..."
"Cierre Vd. lapuerta!"
"En garde!"
" The girls at Draper don't"
" Tou girls make things so hard!"
"Now I don't know about that"
"Good Noon!"
"See?"
"If that has onions in it . . ."
" If you came from Maine ..."
"Ah, yes!"
"0 SolMio"
"Hey! Wait till the end of class"
Sayings of the Century
Any mail for me, Miss Dodge? . . . Trade you graham for a ginger . . . Have you done
your English? . . . Let's go to the Manse . . . Take a walk with me? . . . May I have the
next dance?. . .No, thank you, Miss I'm on a diet. . .Where's that assignment
book?. . .May I serve you?. . .Oh, *-+-&- $, a meeting this noon. . .Mrs. Coon, may
I have an excuse? ... I haven't studied and I don't know one darned thing! . . . Can't,
I have sports. Please go and see if is coming to breakfast. . .Is there banking
this afternoon? . . . Has anybody been to the package room? . . . Miss Jenks, if I don't
go to Boston Saturday, may I leave Friday night for my week-end?. . .Oh, gosh! A
note from Miss Hearsey. . . It's only 57 more days. . .Bet there's a fire drill to-night. . .
Is anybody getting out of a tub? . . . Who fell down the stairs? ... Is this a meeting?
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(fAwful ^ruth for Seniors
Names
Known by
Ambition
Probable End
Famous Utterance
Bain
car
to find one
telegraph pole
"Yes, Madame"
Boesel
Morse code —
social worker
bargain counter
"Coy"
BOYNTON
to you, Miss Comegys,
I mean Miss Jenks
hear Bunny Berigan
a jieu
"Don't say it!"
Brooks
French accent
be a governess
Bowery accent
"That's silly"
Burdine
Florida
sing even more beautifully
air hostess
" — what a sensation!"
Burns
giggle
2nd Eleanor Powell
cigarette girl at North Station "I saw him last night"
Collens
New Orleans
2nd Mrs. Gray
Huey Long 2nd
"How should I know?"
Cutter
Dartmouth
English fishwife
no end
"Oy!"
Daniels
warbling in the halls
castle in Spain
2nd Shirley Temple
"Oh"
Forbush
woes
hermitage
what will it be?
"What' 11 1 Do?"
Gage
driving
bus-driver
globe trotter on crutches
" Well, this friend of mine —
Hamilton
rubber doll
marry her boss
"Badado" raiser
"I had to laugh"
Hill
Algebra
Spanish Actress
chemistry instructor at
Long Lake
"Jenks"
Holbrook
news
buy a beer jacket
broke
"Can I have the tub qfi
Inman
Worcester Tech
hang on to her man
Instructress at Dana Hall
you:
"Edith just called"
JOOST
Dances
adventure
speaker at N. Y. Abbot
Alumnae Club
" Well, I did what she said'
Kelley
Saturday callers
captain of an ocean liner
toll-collector on Bearmoun-
tain Bridge
"Very well"
McArdle
hair
large vocabulary
door-tender at the Manse
"—but"
Melcher
sailing
sail the 'Yankee'
cup defender for Switzerland
"Oh, dear"
Partridge
brown turban
j an i tress
U. S. treasurer
"Oh! My!"
Peck
"dejug"
Graduation
warden at Sing-Sing
"If I may say so"
Peden
late trains
sing like a lark
fire chief
"I have to go to the dentist"
Pettengill
determination
dance to Benny Good-
man's orchestra
information bureau
"SSSsshhh!"
Pierpoint
debating
grand opera
Republican
"Barbara, Madame"
Randolph
bed moving
find a place for the bed
insurance saleswoman
"Wow!"
Ransom
voice
2nd Anna Pavlova
"The Lady of the Lake"
"Is he tall?"
Richards
heels
meet a tall man of 5' 1 "
stilt manufacturer
" Thanks loads"
Risley
Harvard
ski in Tuckerman's next
winter
Yale
a /5?
Rose
awful secret
lower herself to a 90%
ichthyologist
"Oh dearl"
Rutherford
Class Book
own a sanitarium for
permanent residence in an
"I have an experiment to
run-down clocks
insane asylum
make up
Sawyer
baths
head of a deaf and dumb
school
perfume manufacturer
"Frankly, no"
Seiler
worries
eat all she wants when
she wants
piano mover
"URRRGE"
Sheldon
appetite
clothes designer
Hawaiian mannequin
" — ,my little cupcake"
Simpson
Bermuda
finish Henry Esmond
cruise hostess
"It's a small world"
Stevenson, J.
Detroit and points north
Soap-box orator
principal of a French sem-
inary
"He-he-he what a riot!"
Stevenson, L
. Bismarck
join the Marx brothers
presented to the queen in a
lavender bathing-suit
"Oh! Mary Emily!"
Sweeney
Pecketts
President-General of the
D.A.R.
One of the D.A.R. members
"Is it really true?"
Swint
her pig
Oh, well why be mean?
Society matron
"I never heard of such a
thing!"
Todd
tennis
to be sane
why bring that up?
"That's childish"
VlBBERTS
dieting
be a good mama
sylph
"I can't stand it!"
Williams
red and white
crepe paper
marry a garbage collector
house mother at U. Va.
"You bet, Ralph"
Class of '37
wet experiences
silence
weeping under the willow
"A man without a woman—
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'Why "We Came to Mfoot
Williams
L. Stevenson
Sheldon
Ransom
Burdine
Pierpont
Peden .
Brooks
Boynton
VlBBERTS
RlSLEY .
Melcher
J. Stevenson
Simpson
Hamilton .
Gage .
Bain
Richards
Collens
Sawyer
Pettengill
Cutter
Why did I come to Abbot?
To break the ice
For a change of atmosphere
To see the big city
To see if Yankees are all they are cracked up to be
To be in Choir
To ski
To learn French
Too much radio
To see if the life of the school was free and happy
To eat an Abbot Special
To take Morton Street
To grow up and to meet the "cultured easterners"
Just for the Dickens of it
See if I could fill my sister's shoes
Mere convenience
For the ride every day
It was "Abbotized" in all the magazines
Process of elimination
To develop my voice and meet someone my own size
To stir things up
To make roller skates for backward children
^Ambition
Each day we go to History class
To learn if we can that subject pass.
With trembling lips and shaking knees
We desperat'ly try Miss Bean to please.
With bated breath and pallid face
We see the red pencil's rapid pace.
We always find on every test,
"Be concise. Few words are best!"
In every class it's just the same.
We strive to pass not just toward fame.
Ah, diploma, for thee we strive.
For thee we labor as bees in a hive.
We ever long to grip thee tight
And feast our eyes on the glorious sight.
For then we'll know that we have pass'd
And softly murmur, "Ah! At last!"
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cAbbot (fJtierrj'Qo- (r R^urid
Once upon a time three men lived in a little house in a Wood at the top of a Hill.
One was a Fisher, another a Hunter, and the last a Woodman. The house was across
two Brooks and a Pond. The country had a similar appearance to England (or was it
Poland).
One night the Hunter came home very angry. "Godfrey!" said he. "I'm Tuckered
out. I was down by the brook where the Pierpoints at the other side, thinking that
I'd Rutherford than swim, when along came a Risley bear. I Rose to the occasion
and took Comstock of him and said, "Duncan any nearer," but he was Cross and
Russed at me. "Waugh!!" said I, having a Tingley feeling. Then I Ransom and
jumped a Holbrook.
"Forsyth, you've had some excitement," said the Fisher, "But Teichert, you are
Sheldon Harrised. It's your pay for the Jenks you've been up to lately. And you sure
looked funny Friskin through the woods. A mite Greene, too.
Joost then there were some Knox on the portals. A Poore girl drooped outside,
her very legs Bowen with fatigue.
"Oh, save me! Protect me!" she begged as she was swooning. I am being pur-
sued by the King's Butler and Baker." And she collapsed in the Hall.
"H-Evans!" said the Woodman. "Quickly! Inman, Parker in the chair. Maybe
we Butterfield her pulse."
"Someone has Craiged her on the Bean," observed the Fisher as he Saundered
over. "But — AH — here are her mortal enemies the Butler and the Baker."
Later the Hunter said that he thought the Fisher had been very brave. "I never
would have thought that he could Rice to such heights. 'Stop!' he said as he drew his
gun Hancocked it. 'This girl has asked our protection and I can not allow you to dis-
Thurbur. So Thayer!' and he jumped on the Perrott once. 'It's people like you with
no Hume-an interest that Burns me up.'
"And when he started in on them you should have seen them Milleround,"
finished up the Hunter. "Boy, they sure were mad. 'You may be a Freeman now," he
Bellows. 'But just you wait. I'll teach you a lesson as I've Todd some other people.'"
When they went back into the house again the girl had not recovered.
"Isn't she a Darling?" asked the Woodman.
"She is indeed," replied the Hunter. "I'll go and shoot a Partridge for her din-
ner." And he went and found one Pecking away at something and shot it through
Athy. When he got back the girl ate the Hulburd. She then gently hinted that she
could eat another if they wanted to Kilmer.
The Woodman said that he could Cutter a tree but that they would not get her
any more bird because at that time it had Bain against the law for many years.
Soon the girl went home to her father, the Smith, and all the men who were
trying to Currier favor. The Hunter, and the Fisher, and the Woodman all fell
back into their old Abbotts and lived happily ever after.
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^Abbot e!Movie c 3^ouse
The Devil's Playground
I Promise to Pay
When's Your Birthday?
Her Husband's Secretary
Murder Goes to College
The Accusing Finger .
Adventure in Manhattan
After the Thin Man
As You Like It .
Beware of Ladies
The Big Game
Black Legion
Born to Dance
Breezing Home
Can This Be Dixie?
The Captain's Kid
Career Woman
The Case of the Black Cat
College Holiday
The Plot Thickens
The President's Mystery
The Road to Glory
Smart Blonde
Swing Time .
That Girl from Paris
The Unguarded Hour
Time Out for Romance
We're Only Human
Come and Get It
Conflict
Dangerous Number
End of the Trail
Follow Your Heart
The Gay Desperado
Girl Overboard
Golden Arrow
The Good Earth
Great Guy
Faculty Parlor
Miss Baynes
Miss Butterfield
Mrs. Campbell
Class of '37
Pettengill
: Miss Rumney
Mrs. Richardson
. Abbot
. P. A.
Andover-Exeter
Sawyer, Stevenson, Burdine
Milly Collens
Vacation
Betty McBride
Kelley
Burdine
Tinker
Dartmouth Winter Carnival
Pet on the trail
Boynton
Cum Laude
Toni Wilson
After Dinner
Corinne
During faculty meeting
The Prom
Faculty please take note
Birthday Cakes
. Exams
2 Abbot Street
Prospect Hill
Governor Dummer
Mr. Howe
Audrey Rugg
"Prof" Rutherford
Miss Jenks' Garden
Theodore
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Holy Terror
Ladies in Love
Longest Night
Make Way for a Lady
Man of Affairs .
Men Are Not Gods .
Mind Your Own Business
Night Waitress
On the Avenue .
Pennies from Heaven
Pettengill
Seniors
June 13th
Faculty en route
Night Watchman
You're Telling Us!
No, thanks!
Winnie or Mary
The Good Humor Man
Check from home
'Willy c WinchelVs ^Alumnae V^ews Column
FLASH . . . Patty Burdine is co-starring with Clark Gable in the play of the
month "Invitation to a Dance" . . . Miss Elizabeth Swint has renounced her gay
debutante life and has asked me to speak a word to fishermen about the angleworms
she is raising expressly for salmon . . . Children will be interested in the new bedtime
hour program sponsored by Richard's Body-Building Breakfast Crunchies
featuring Aunties Stevie and Twol . . . FLASH . . . Miss Edith Peden is reported to
be posing for Camel's next ad. The motto will be, "They never get your nerves." . . .
L. Seiler is down in Washington doing the worrying for the Brain Trust in Roosevelt's
new administration . . . Phronsie Vibberts has changed from the pay-roll of the Sim-
mons beauty-rest mattress Company to that of the Sanka (makes you sleep well)
Coffee Co. . . . FLASH ... It has just come to my ears that Ben Bernie Ransom has
been evicted from the studios for failing to reach high C . . . J. Stevenson is opening a
school in Chicago for backward children. Rose and Todd are already enrolled . . .
FLASH . . . The Countess Simpie Van Astorbilt was seen at the Kentucky Derby
accompanied by the Count and her small son . . . Charlotte Boynton is to be awarded
the Puloutzer Prize for her newly remodeled French dictionary . . . Marge Williams has
just returned from her third missionary journey to Ethiopia where she is converting
Italians . . . M. E. Pettengill has lately been discovered working as bouncer in the
"Silver Cow Cafe" off Thoity Thoid Street.
91
^hat oMade you famous . . . /
? ? ?
Ransom
Miss Mathews
Curtis .
Melcher
Boesel
Randolph
Vibberts
Simpson
Risley .
Daniels
Brooks
Sweeney
Forbush
Burdine
Kelley
Hamilton
Bain
Rose
Stevenson (J)
Stevenson (L)
Miss Dodge
Pettengill
Peck
Miss Snow
Miss Humes.
Miss Jenks
Pierpont
Swint .
All that I am I owe to my big feet
Teaching second year Spanish
My good sense of humor
I don't know
My jewelry
Don't say anything!
Goodness, I never knew I was
I don't know
What made me famous, Simp?
My nose
I have to think first
Where?
I haven't the faintest idea
Think of something funny and let me say it
Nothing
This is rather sudden
I can think of numerous things
What?
It's just one of those things
I was born that way
Missing things
Getting away with murder
It must be something
Oh, I haven't arrived yet
What did Miss Snow say?
Goodness, I'm overpowered
Am I?
For what?
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Literary <5\bbot
Knight's Tale
Love's Labors Lost
Paradise of Dainty Devices
Paradise Lost
The Compleat Angler
The Deserted Village
When the Lamp is Lighted
The Talisman
Excursion ....
How They Brought the Good News
Great Expectations
The Rose and the Ring
Middlemarch ....
Ethics of the Dust .
The Patrician
The Angel in the House
The Return of the Native
The Native's Return
Typhoon
She Stoops to Conquer
School for Scandal .
The Shape of Things to Come
Mosses from an Old Manse .
The Little Shepherd of Kingdom Come
The Border .
The Crisis ....
All in a Lifetime
And Gladly Teach
A Small Boy and Others
After a spread
No caller
Infirmary
Restrictions
Prom Week-end
Andover during summer vacation
. It's luck
Senior Rings
Boston
Marks
Mail
Ah! What bliss
Spring vacation
clean every Sunday morning
A Senior
every Student
in June
.in September
results of non-preparation
kitties under the bed
not Abbot
a diet
almost any sandwich
Mr. Richardson
what most of us are on
finals
merits
the Faculty and How(e)
callers
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faculty
Marguerite Hearsey, Ph.D., Principal .... 20 Abbot St., Andover
Fanny Bigelow Jenks, B.A., Registrar, Assistant to the Principal
66 Summer St., North Brookfield
Ruth Stephens Baker, M.A. 28 Fremont St., Plymouth
N.
Jean Hope Baynes
Helen Dearborn Bean, B.A.
Mrs. Gladys Brannigan, M.A.
Florence Butterfield
Mrs. Eunice (Murray) Campbell, B.A
Jane Brodie Carpenter, M.A.
Mary Carpenter, B.A.
Rebekah Munroe Chickering, B.A.
Mrs. Marie (de la Niepce) Craig
Mary Elaine Dodge, B.A., B.H.S.
Mrs. Hannah (Richmond) Duncan, R
Kate Friskin ....
Mary Gay ....
Mrs. Bertha (Morgan) Gray
Isabel Hancock, B.A.
Walter Edward Howe, B.Mus.
Barbara Humes ....
Octavia Whiting Mathews, B.A
Faith Lucena Meserve, M.D.
Mrs. Jeanne (Vical) Miller, B.Ph
Laura Keziah Pettingell, M.A., Ed.M
Mrs. Roberta (Gilmore) Poland, M.A.
Rev. Winthrop Horton Richardson
Helen Dunford Robinson, B.A.
Louise Robinson
Virginia Paine Rogers, B.A.
Evelyn Mann Rumney, M.A.
Margaret Snow, B.A.
Alice Curtiss Sweeney, B.A. .
Gertrude Tingley
Eleanor Tucker, M.A. .
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309 West 86th St., New York City
. 255 Homer St., Newton Center
Portsmouth, N. H.
108 Boyd St., Newton
Prospect St., Topsfield
26 Morton St., Andover
57 Wilkinson St., Putnam, Conn.
72 Central St., Andover
183 Dartmouth Terr., Springfield
. Kentville, N. S.
Andover
300 West 108th St., New York City
132 Riverway, Boston
Mayflower Terr., Newton Highlands
Boonsboro Rd., Lynchburg, Va.
14 School St., Andover
Chestnut Hill, Greenfield
Andover
26 Central Ave., Weston
136 Hancock St., Cambridge
173 Hancock St., Cambridge
Sanborn Lane, Reading
Ward Hill
Pleasant Ave., Gloucester
82 Ames St., Lawrence
16 Garden Rd., Lowell
35 Tennis Court, Brooklyn, N. Y.
63 Masonic St., Rockland, Me.
175 Berkeley St., Lawrence
32 Milton Rd., Brookline
2 Mauser Place, Ilion, N. Y.
77 Mt.
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Students, 1936-37
Constance Abbott 60 Walnut St., Clinton
Marion Altreuter 199 Christopher St., Montclair, N. J.
Jean Franklin Appleby .... 409 First Ave., Asbury Park, N. J.
Marie Winsor Appleby 409 First Ave., Asbury Park, N. J.
Mary Athy 4 King St., Worcester
Margaret Barbara Bain .... 139 Chestnut St., North Andover
Barbara Bellows . 2927 Huntington Rd., Shaker Heights, Cleveland, O.
Barbara Bobst 173 Lovell Rd., Watertown
Marjorie Ann Boesel .... Archer Rd., Sterling Ridge, Rye, N. Y.
Gisela Bolten South Main St., Andover
Grace Woodberry Bowen . . 16632 East Jefferson Ave., Detroit, Mich.
Charlotte van Valkenburgh Boynton . 1 Heathcote Rd., Scarsdale, N. Y.
Alice Mary Brennan 440 Turnpike, North Andover
Corinne Brooks . (80 Boulevard Arago, Paris, France), Orchard St., Andover
Joan Brown 296 Commonwealth Ave., Boston
Care Burdine's, Miami Beach, Fla.
Patricia Burdine
Nancy Schofield Burns
Sally Burns
Olive Butler
14 Wolcott Ave., Andover
14 Wolcott Ave., Andover
159 Lowell St., Andover
Janet Caldwell
(Lisbon, Portugal), Care Miss Mary L. Caldwell, 875 Park Ave., New York City
Sarah Philbrick Cole 371 Johnson St., North Andover
East High Drive, Plandome, L. I., N. Y.
1 150 Fifth Ave., New York City
29 Vendome Rd., Grosse Pointe, Mich.
Marjorie Bernice Coll .
Mildred de Grange Collens
Dorothy Jane Colton
Margaret Comstock
Frances Connelly
Mary Kathleen Cremin .
Jean Cross ....
Jane Augusta Currier
Jane Caroline Curtis
Thelma Cutter
Barbara Daniels
Susan Lambert Darling .
Ann Dooley
Elise Isabel Duncan
Nancy Barr Eccles .
. Springville, N. Y.
3 Hillside Ave., Amesbury
15 Carroll Apts., Sioux, City, la.
Oconomowoc, Wis.
85 Irving St., Arlington
191 Emery St., Berlin, N. H.
764 Center St., Newton
24 Maugus Ave., Wellesley Hills
238 South Main St., Andover
391 Prospect St., Lawrence
1360 Park Lane, Pelham Manor, N. Y.
Main St., Andover
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Mary Remington Elliot
Nancy Elizabeth England
Phyllis Irene England .
Maria Rose Evans
Carolyn Fisher .
Anne Elizabeth Flaherty
Catherine Ellen Flaherty
Catherine Forbush
Nancy Lee Forman .
Frances Norma Forsyth
Lucille Freeman
Sally Gage
Mary-Frances Godfrey
Laura Diana Hope Greene
Marguerite Hall
Dorothy Elizabeth Hamilton
Emily Katharine Harris
Dorothy Moir Heidrich
Ruth Amelia Hill
Cynthia Holbrook .
Patricia Hotchkiss .
Mary Mynderse Howard
Dorothy Katherine Hudson
Lucy Wheelock Hulburd
Harriet Fairbank Hume
(Wai, Satara District
Janice Hunter .
Elizabeth Inman
Virginia Hancock Jones
Elisabeth Joost
Barbara Hicks Kelley
Hope Kilmer
Nancy Kincaid
Gloria Constance King
Constance Knox . . . Box
Eleanor Mary Lancaster
Marian Elizabeth Lawson
Barbara Lee
Barbara Clark Leland .
Barbara Littauer
Linda Loring
Elizabeth Murray McArdle
Holt Rd., Andover
i Ledgewood Rd., Winchester
38 Woodland Rd., Maiden
357 Allen St., Hudson, N. Y.
Lakeville, Conn.
2512 West 17th St., Wilmington, Del.
2512 W 7 est 17th St., Wilmington, Del.
64 South St., Campello
Kitchawan, N. Y.
333 Haverhill St., Lawrence
210 East Pearson St., Chicago, 111.
100 Essex St., North Andover
33 Fisher St., Dover, N. H.
"Greenetrees," Kennebunk, Me.
17 Orne Sq., Salem
Limestone, Me.
Annandale-on-Hudson, N. Y.
115 High St., Peoria, 111.
142 Judd St., Bristol, Conn.
31 Massachusetts Ave., Walpole
Granby, Conn.
Kinderhook, Columbia Co., N. Y.
. 500 Forsythe Ave., Monroe, La.
. Wentworth Hall, Exeter, N. H.
India), 104 Lakeview Ave., Cambridge
26 Brantwood Rd., Arlington
21 Germain St., Worcester
27 Tenacre Rd., New Britain, Conn.
Southold, L. I., N. Y.
150 Hawthorn St., New Bedford
Meadowbrook Rd., Grafton
405 Emerson Ave., Syracuse, N. Y.
7 W 7 illiam St., Andover
365, Sequams Lane, Babylon, L. I., N. Y.
36 Vernon St., Auburn, Me.
28 Temple St., Belmont
117 East St., Methuen
635 Andover St., Lowell
Charcoal Hill, Westport, Conn.
46 Salem St., Andover
144 Berkeley St., Lawrence
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Elizabeth McBride .
Eleanor Martin
Elizabeth Melcher .
Jeanette Katherine Nevius
Polly Ann Pangoast
Carol Elizabeth Parker
Jeannette Hall Partridge
Geraldine Julia Peck
Sara Graham Peck .
Edith Hamilton Peden
Mary Evelyn Perrott
Mary Emily Pettengill .
Barbara Pierpoint
Margaret Hutton Plunkett
Ruth Pond ....
Ruth Mildred Poore
Madeleine Proctor .
Barbara Randolph
Martha Elizabeth Ransom
Virginia Harding Rice
Priscilla Manning Richards
Louise Risley
Christine Robinson .
Ruth Hall Rose
Audry Elizabeth Rugg
Priscilla Austin Russ
Marjorie Virginia Rutherford
Phyllis Marshall Saunders
Anne Johnston Sawyer .
Doris Sawyer
Jeanne Sawyer .
Elizabeth Main Scanlan
Lillian Jane Seiler
Sarah Morse Sheldon
Anne Simpson
Ellen Simpson
Charlotte Norton Skinner
Constance Smith
Mary Jane Smith
Jane Rolston Stevenson .
Louise Bidwell Stevenson
Sally Anne Sutor
224 East 46th St., Savannah, Ga.
25 Gray field Ave., West Roxbury
Cottage St., Hingham
81 Broad St., Flemington, N.J.
The Hotel Pancoast, Miami Beach, Fla.
147-37 Ash Ave., Flushing, L. I., N. Y.
44 Belcher Ave., Brockton
1 Highland Wayside, Andover
20 Fairview Terr., Derby, Conn.
14 East Fifth St., Corning, N. Y.
Grand Ave., Newburgh, N. Y.
. Box 466, Madeira, O.
5826 Ferree St., Pittsburgh, Pa.
21 Crofut St., Pittsfield
St. Paul's School, Concord, N. H.
370 Ames St., Lawrence
78 Glen Ave., Newton Center
727 Columbian Ave., Oak Park, 111.
Flemington, N. J.
28 Witherbee St., Marlboro
21 Madbury Rd., Durham, N. H.
54 Montvale Rd., Newton Center
Oxford, Me.
213 Centennial Ave., Sewickley, Pa.
521 Hudson Ave., Newark, O.
130 Broadway, Haverhill
Hillside Hospital, Clark's Summit, Pa.
2 Brookfield Ave., Nutley, N. J.
Glendale, Hamilton Co., O.
5 Morton St., Andover
5 Morton St., Andover
42 Hickory Drive, Maplewood, N. J.
459 Richmond Ave., Maplewood, N. J.
169 Bishop St., New Haven, Conn.
39 Salisbury St., Little Falls, N. Y.
39 Salisbury St., Little Falls, N. Y.
Lakeville, Conn.
511 Hoffman St., Elmira, N. Y.
69 Sewall St., Augusta, Me.
646 Washington Rd., Grosse Pointe, Mich.
South Glastonbury, Conn.
81 1 Clinton Place, River Forest, 111.
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Martha Sweeney
Elizabeth Jane Swint . 1109
Arlene Milligent Teighert
Virginia Thayer
Constance Thurber
Joan Todd
Mary Elizabeth Toohey
Grace Sophronia Vibberts
Anna Walton
Dorothy Louise Walworth
Evelyn Taylor Ward
Jeanne Waugh .
Joan Waugh
Elizabeth Clark Weaver
Joan Hathaway Webster
Carol Larrabee Whittemore
Marjorie Lewis Williams
Courtney Wilson
Mary Wilson
Judith Wonson .
Priscilla Burnham Wonson
Muriel Wood
Mary Woodman .
64 Central St., Andover
Hopeton Rd., Westover Hills, Wilmington, Del.
5 Wilmot St., Lawrence
Porter Rd., Andover
3 Swart St., Nashua, N. H.
8 Garden Rd., Red Bank, N. J.
43 Abbot St., Andover
Sunnyledge, New Britain, Conn.
520 West 1 12nd St., New York City
R.F.D. 1, Skaneateles, N. Y.
240 Hawthorne St., Maiden
18 William St., Andover
18 William St., Andover
169 Chestnut St., North Andover
Pinemere, North Wilmington
48 Richwood St., West Roxbury
343 Tillou Rd., South Orange, N.J.
57 Louders Lane, Jamaica Plain
Fox Chapel Rd., Aspinwall, Pa.
24 Wonson St., Gloucester
81 Prospect St., Gloucester
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274 North Main St., Concord, N. H.
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